use the following recipricol data {1/1.06, 1/3.15}, {1/2.18, 1/2.66}, {1/4.93, 1/8.23}, {1/10.37, 1/10.59}, {1/39.09, 1/15.91}, {1/85.44, 1/16.16} to determine the straight line of best for the data in the Lineweaver-Burk plot in standard form y = mx + d (3) Provide the values of m and d to five significant figures in scientific notation. Using Mathematica, plot this straight line solution together with the data points to see how well it approximates the data.^1

The plot above shows the data points and the line of best fit for the Lineweaver-Burk plot. The red line represents the linear regression that approximates the relationship between \(x\) and \(y\) based on the given data.

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**Tip:** When plotting data and lines of best fit, always ensure that the range of the plot covers all data points to accurately visualize the trend.

Explore how to calculate the Lineweaver-Burk plot's best-fit line using data points in the Lineweaver-Burk plot standard form y = mx + d. View the plotted solution using Mathematica, showcasing the accuracy of the linear regression compared to the given data points.

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